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Which type of medical jobs deal with the brain?
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Many: Physicians such as neurosurgeons and neurologists deal with the brain. So also psychiatrists. Of course the brain underlies many attitudes and feelings in medicine so all deal with the brain at some time. Brain is dealt with by psychologists, social workers, nurses and a host of neuroscientists. The brain is central to how we behave, how we feel and how we respond.
Answered 7/20/2013
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